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My counterpoint to this is just that DDB is not a super usable piece of software (it's slow, buggy, and expensive). It's got the massive advantage of having the
by tomlagier 3y ago
My counterpoint to this is just that DDB is not a super usable piece of software (it's slow, buggy, and expensive). It's got the massive advantage of having the rights to sell D&D content, but there's definitely room for disruption in that market.
- dragonwriter 3y agoThey also have the advantage of the rights to create and use derivatives of D&D content, which unlicensed competitors don't. Which somewhat limits the room for disruption in that (D&D-specific, not RPG VTT more generally) market.